uncongenial

uncongenial

美 [??nk?n'd?i:ni?l] 　英 [??nk?n'd?i:ni?l]

• adj.不友善的；性情不相投的；不愉快的；令人緊張的

例句

Prince Andrey did not laugh, and was afraid he would be felt uncongenial by this party.

安德烈公爵沒有面露笑意，他害怕，他將會教這群人在思想上感到沉重。

Robert and he were temperamentally uncongenial . With Jennie he had really been happy, he had truly lived.

羅伯脫跟他又是脾氣不合的，只有跟珍妮在一起，他才有快樂，才能算是真正的生活著。

Your circumstances may be uncongenial, but they shall not long remain so if you perceive an ideal and strive to reach it.

你的環境也許并不如意，但只要你心懷理想，并為實現這個理想而努力奮斗，相信你的環境很快就會有所改變。

Brother-in-law Pan Yue to play up, day night uncongenial color, knowledge and also know not to do.

內兄潘岳使彈，終日達夜無忤色，識者知其不可榮辱也。

China can undertake and complete any risky projects at any uncongenial terrain in the world .

中國可以在世界上任何不適宜的地域上建設好任何危險的工程。

If you must live with uncongenial people, set to their conquest by love.

如果你生活在性情不相投的人們中間，你就當用愛心去戰勝他們。

Real politic thinking is uncongenial to american political discourse

現實政治的思想和美國的政治演說是性質不同的